Koock v. Goodnight
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
This was a suit for damages for personal injuries to Ella May Goodnight, wife of A. C. Goodnight, resulting from being struck by an automobile driven by Ei. A. Jordan, on highway No. 2, between Austin and San Marcos. The collision occurred about 8 o'clock on the morning of October 7, 1930, a few miles northeast of the city of San Marcos. Trial was to a jury, and, upon their answers to special issues finding Jordan guilty of negligence in several different respects, judgment was rendered for plaintiffs, appellees here, for $11,534, from which the defendants have prosecuted this appeal.
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